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From: Joe Granto
Date: Thu, 28 Jan 1993 16:27

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I have a Diamond SpeedStar 24X.  I would like to know what is considered to 
be the "best" GIF and JPEG viewer.  I would rather it be DOS based, but 
Windows is okay.  Ideally, I want it to be one program, but two is okay.  
The 24X can do 1280 x 1024, and so I would like a program that (hopefully) 
will hopefully use my card's full ability.

Any help would be appreciated.






Joe

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